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A New York federal judge officially closed the criminal case against shamed former financier Jeffrey Epstein, it was announced on Thursday afternoon.
Prosecutors previously requested US District Judge Richard Berman to terminate the sex trafficking case against Epstein after his suicide in a Manhattan federal jail on August 10. Continue reading “Sex trafficking case against deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein is officially DISMISSED”
CHICAGO (AP) — A U.S. appeals court Thursday upheld an assault weapons ban that covers Chicago and the rest of Cook County, Illinois, saying guns rights advocates provided no compelling reason why it should diverge from a previous ruling upholding a similar ban in a Chicago suburb.
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected arguments from gun rights lawyers that the ban passed by the Cook County Board of Commissioners should be assessed differently than the ban in the suburb of Highland Park because crime is worse in Cook County, where residents might conclude they required more firepower to defend themselves. Continue reading “Federal appeals court upholds assault weapons ban in Chicago”
Legal Insurrection – by Mary Chastain
The Jewish Family Service of San Diego has offered “immigration legal services to students, staff and faculty at Cal State San Marcos and San Diego State University.” From Fox 5 San Diego: Continue reading “Immigration Services Offered to Those at Cal State San Marcos, San Diego State University”
A building that serves as a home and restaurant in a village near Bethlehem has been bulldozed by Israeli forces, on a site where houses have been razed twice before.
Israeli authorities gave the building’s owner, Ramzi Qaisiyya, a notice saying the building was constructed without the correct permits. Continue reading “Palestinian woman loses home as Israel flattens Bethlehem building”
Redress Information & Analyses – by Gilad Atzmon
The story of Jeffrey Epstein has lost its mystery as more and more commentators allow themselves to express the thought that there is a strong possibility that Epstein was connected to a crime syndicate affiliated with a Zionist political organisation or Israel and/or at least a few compromised intelligence agencies. Continue reading “Jeffrey Epstein’s heritage: Zwi Migdal, a Jewish global crime syndicate trafficking Jewish women as sex slaves”
Four years ago, I wrote an article about how I acquired my Jewish identity. After the Tablet piece got published, I was lucky: My parents, friends, and partners — some halakhic Jews among them — accepted me as a Jew. Thanks to their acceptance, I was able to negotiate and construct my Jewishness in public spaces without having to turn to synagogues, rabbinates, or the State of Israel for approval. Today, while living in the Diaspora and not being a member of any congregation, I feel Jewish, know a little bit of Hebrew, celebrate holidays through the lens of their secular interpretation, and consider the Jewish culture to be part of my heritage. I am also seen as a fellow Jew by those Jews whose opinion matters to me. Frankly, I don’t think it could have gone any better. Continue reading “Secular people need a way to become Jewish”
Walmart is outsourcing 569 finance and accounting jobs in North Carolina to Indian contract workers, spotlighting the expansion of the H-1B program from software jobs to accounting, healthcare, and design.
“We made this difficult decision following an extensive analysis that identified areas where we could best maximize our finance and accounting operations, further improve the speed and quality of our services,” said a Walmart statement to Breitbart News. The company continued: Continue reading “Walmart Outsources Almost 600 Accounting, Finance Jobs to Indian H-1Bs”
Gunfire has erupted over southern Lebanon amid soaring tensions after Lebanon accused Israel of launching aggression tantamount to “a declaration of war” – in the words of President Michel Aoun, in reference to the twin Israeli drone attack on Hezbollah offices in south Beirut the past weekend.
Specifically on Wednesday the Lebanese army is reported to have opened fire on up to three “Israeli reconnaissance drones” for violating the country’s airspace, according to the official National News Agency. Continue reading “Lebanese Army Opens Fire On Multiple Israeli Drones At Southern Border”
24-year-old Eliyas Aregahegne, of Northwest D.C., was arrested after reportedly stabbing Margery Magill in Washington DC while she was out walking her dog. Magill was working as a dog walker at the time.
The Daily Mail reported: Continue reading “Ethiopian National Eliyas Aregahegne Stabs to Death Random Girl Walking Her Dog in DC”
Baltimore Police say the man suspected of trying to run over an officer and shooting at another this week is dead after he was shot by police around 11 p.m. Wednesday during an exchange that left an officer and a woman injured.
Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said in a media briefing at 1:30 a.m. Thursday that the suspect was pronounced dead at the hospital after he was struck by gunfire by responding officers.
The US Government’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has asked the public to help them find an underground facility “able to host research & experimentation” by Friday.
“Attention, city dwellers! We’re interested in identifying university-owned or commercially managed underground urban tunnels & facilities able to host research & experimentation,” the agency tweeted on Wednesday. Continue reading “Why Is DARPA Asking The Public For An Underground Research Facility By Friday”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Lake Charles, LA — In May of 2017, then-Lake Charles Police Officer Robert Hammac initiated a traffic stop that would end with him savagely beating an unarmed and surrendering man in a fit of rage. After the incident Hammac was allowed to resign and thought he got away with it. However, earlier this year, he was finally indicted. He pleaded guilty to the charges earlier this month and now faces up to 10 years in prison. Continue reading “Cop Facing 10 Years for Snapping During Traffic Stop and Pummeling Man Who Had His Hands Up”
Activist Post – by Aaron Kesel
The (BC) British Columbia province in Canada is starting a new forced vaccination schedule program for children, requiring parents to submit their child’s vaccination records if attending a public school. However, there are numerous issues with this since vaccines affect individuals differently and can have adverse side effects as will be documented in this article. Continue reading “Deep Dive: BC Canada to Require Parents To Vaccinate Kids Despite History Of Adverse Effects”
Imagine driving down a highway in North America or a city street and wondering if anywhere is safe from Big Brother’s prying eyes.
That might soon become a reality if we allow politicians and officials to install distracted driving cameras along every highway and street. Continue reading “Distracted Driver Cameras To Spread Across North America”
An Ohio grandfather with a loaded gun stopped a burglar who broke into his home on Tuesday, according to a local report.
Daniel McGown, 73, said he found an intruder in his Akron home and held him at gunpoint until police arrived. Continue reading “Ohio grandfather with gun stops intruder: ‘They picked the wrong house’”
We are running a bit short this month, so to those who have not stepped up recently and who can afford to do so, we could use your support.
Thank you in advance, we do appreciate it. Continue reading “A Little Help, Please”
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is releasing more than 200 border crossers and illegal aliens a day at the current catch and release rates, according to federal data.
After a soaring decline following the implementation of President Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy where foreign nationals seeking asylum are mandated to wait in Mexico while their claims are processed, DHS officials seem to have stabilized the catch and release of illegal aliens at a rate of releasing about 208 a day. Continue reading “DHS Releasing More than 200 Illegal Aliens into the U.S. Every Day”
Everyone will “PAY”
Landlords and ALL Other Property Owners will be forced to retrofit all apartments and buildings
Tenants may find code enforcement will NOT allow occupancy if owners do not have the funds to retrofit as required and tenants could be forced to relocate Continue reading “WARNING Home Energy Scores to Rate Home Values and REQUIRE Energy Upgrades Costing Thousands”
Amazon’s Ring business has been drawing headlines for its partnerships with police departments nationwide. These arrangements are mutually beneficial: law enforcement gets access to a sprawling, growing surveillance network it doesn’t have to maintain, and Ring gets a marketing boost to sell its products. Reporters and security researchers have been trying for months to figure out exactly how many of these partnerships Ring has, but the company has been mum on the matter—until today. Continue reading “Ring has more than 400 police “partnerships,” company finally says”
New York Post – by Yaron Steinbuch
A New Hampshire woman is pissed off with the state Department of Motor Vehicles, which told her to surrender her vanity license plate because of a common parental phrase – PB4WEGO.
Wendy Auger received a letter from the DMV informing her to turn in the plate, which she has had for 15 years, because phrases involving bodily functions are forbidden, according to seacoastline.com. Continue reading “New Hampshire woman fights state for ‘PB4WEGO’ vanity plate”